Sniper’s attempts to control voices led to shootings

SATELLITES listened to his thoughts, so he avoided the living room skylight.

The television spoke directly to him a DIY store commercial mocked struggles he'd had building a deck with his brother-in-law.

Then the voices in Charles McCoy Jr's head berated him as a "wimp" and a "wuss" who wouldn't stand up for himself, a psychiatrist testified in McCoy's trial for a series of Columbus-area highway shootings.